Essendon Bombers
In May we made footy fan Lachlan, an Essendon Bombers Cake. His Chocolate Mud cake was filled with vanilla and strawberry buttercream, and made free from all derivatives of wheat, barley, oats, gluten, kiwi fruit, and nuts.
Commission work for a friend, developed from earlier work in September. Higher polygon count then previous work.
Essendon emerged from a drugs cloud to open the AFL season with a spirited 35-point upset win against Adelaide on Friday night. The Bombers showed tremendous ticker in their 18.9 (117) to 11.16 (82) away triumph at AAMI Stadium in Adelaide. Essendon didn't score for the initial 20 minutes as they conceded the initial three goals, but then steamrolled the fancied Crows.
Retired Essendon player and coach James Hird has been rushed to Cabrini Hospital in east Melbourne after suspected drug overdose. The Essendon Football Club has offered its support to Hird after he was hospitalized. In a statement, Club chairman Lindsay Tanner said the thoughts of "the entire E
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Ground crew of No. 305 Polish Bomber Squadron overhauling various parts of equipment in one of the Squadron's Wellington IV bombers in preparation for a bombing sortie at RAF Hemswell, 10-15 October 1942. The squadron during this period ot time took part in the raids over Cologne and Kiel.
AFL 2016 Rd 08 - Essendon v North Melbourne - MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 14: Michael Hartley of the Bombers and Jarrad Waite of the Kangaroos compete for the ball during the 2016 AFL Round 08 match between the Essendon Bombers and the North Melbourne Kangaroos at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne on May 14, 2016. (Photo by Adam Trafford/AFL Media)
Some things that are said during a football journey stick in your mind forever. In one of my first conversations with Kevin Sheedy, he said: "It is not until you reach 50 games that you have really made it as an AFL player."
Hopes of avoiding suspensions rest on convincing WADA that club deliberately misled and ultimately betrayed its players.
AFL 2016 Rd 06 - Carlton v Essendon - MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 1: Players fly for a mark during the 2016 AFL Round 06 match between the Carlton Blues and the Essendon Bombers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne on May 1, 2016. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Media)
